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The 'Revert Modifications' dialog should allow to select the files and properties, which shall be reverted. This is especially needed if you want to revert a file or folder deletion and only want to revert that change and not any other change you've made. The implementation would show a tree of all modifications. The options 'Recursively' and 'Remove newly added Files and Folders' could still be available, though then checking/unchecking all related items in the tree. (And maybe they could then also be renamed to 'Select all' and 'Select unversioned items' or something similar.) This feature should actually be available for all VCSs, though I needed to select a specific component. If this needs to be filed separately for each VCS, please let me know and I'll file a bug for each one. Also, this feature would be useful for all three types of revert actions, 'Revert Local Changes', 'Revert Modifications from Single Commit' and 'Revert Modifications from Previous Commits', though I guess the most often used option is the first one. So that one should be tackled first. If there should be an issue for each option, let me know and I'll file a bug for each one. Sebastian
You know you can always select the single file/folder and run Subversion -> Revert Modifications just for this file, right? Or you can run Subversion -> Show Changes, choose the files you want to revert from the list and run Revert Modifications from the popup?
Yes, for single changed files the context menu option Subversion > Revert Modifications... works just fine. Though if I want to revert some particular files in a folder, the context menu option doesn't work, because you can't see what you are actually reverting. And Subversion > Show Changes only allows to revert one file at a time, which is somewhat cumbersome. Sebastian